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foreign element (The branch of English law known as conflict of laws is that part which deals with cases having a foreign element. By a 'foreign element' is meant simply a contact with some system of law other than English law. Such a contact may exists, for example, because a contract was made or to be performed in a foreign country, or because a tort was committed there, or because property was situated there, or because the parties are not English." Dicey and Morris on Conflict on Laws (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 2000) 'More) |
